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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 27.
Published in final edited form as: Sci Diabetes Self Manag Care. 2022 Feb 4;48(2):87–97. doi: 10.1177/26350106221076037

Table 5.

Repeated Measures Models Adjusted for Baseline Value, Sex, Site, Arm, and Baseline A1C

COVID-19 Effect Estimate P-value
Diabetes Self Care Behaviors, days in the past 7 days with:
  Five or more servings of fruits, vegetables −0.17 0.65
  High fat foods like red meat, fried food, cheese −0.40 0.12
  30 minutes of continuous physical activity −0.68 0.06
  Test blood sugar −0.51 0.19
  Diabetes medication adherence −0.13 0.56
Diabetes self-efficacy 0.62* 0.003
Diabetes social support −0.14 0.34
Diabetes-related quality of life 0.46* P < 0.001
  Satisfaction with current diabetes treatment plan 0.27 0.07
  Physical well-being over the last week 0.54* 0.005
  Emotional well-being over the last week 0.59* 0.006
Diabetes-related health care visits (outpatient)
  All providers −0.51* P < 0.001
  Visits with primary care provider (MD, DO, NP, PA) −0.13* 0.001
  Visits with behavioral health provider −0.13* 0.01
Smoked any cigarettes in the past 7 days, yes/no −0.07 0.06
*

Indicates pairwise difference of p<0.05 between pre-COVID/COVID

This item was asked only to the 72 people who reported access to a glucometer.

All providers included: Primary care provider, Endocrinology provider, Dietician, Diabetes Educator, Diabetes Education Class, Behavioral Health, Clinical Pharmacy, Other diabetes-related visits. Only provider types with significant difference pre-COVID/COVID are reported.